"Tea" like beers.

Do you get Mystic in NJ?



Dope

 

What kind of tea? That's as vague as saying "is there any x that tastes like beer"

Even within black, or within green there are half a dozen completely distinct tea regions that have nothing in common. Try a good Yunnan next to a 2nd flush Darjeeing. Same colour, both black, but absolutely nothing alike.

 

Local brewery has a Mr.T. (Raz and blueberry) 24oz cans. Burn'em Brewing

 

Just grab a couple nitro cans of Tetley's pub ale, a classic English mild. That should do the trick as far as an earthy, tea-like flavor

 

BFM Cuvée Alex le Rouge has Russian black tea in it. Very unique beer...

http://www.beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/2958/40678/

 

There's a Kolsch by Founder's - the name escapes me - that is fused with chamomile.

 

http://www.beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/27861/
I've liked the few I've tried from them.. Surprised by the low ratings for the raspberry one though, thought that was actually really good

 

Two Brothers Laughing Panda Green Tea IPA


I liked it more than the Stone Green Tea IPA. It has a stronger tea taste.

 

Sorachi Ace Showers and Stone Japanese Green Tea IPA.

 

Bottle Logic Green Jade IPA - it's a lighter, smoother version of Stone's Green Tea
Stone's Mixtape Vol. 12 Rhymes w/E-Bag IPA - Pale Ale & IPA blend brewed with tea... light hops, malty, lemon and tea taste.

 

FFF Alpha King starts to taste like tea once it's past its prime

 

Not sure what beer you bought, but in the US the primary Tetley-branded beer (brewed by Carlsberg, imported by St. Killians) is called Tetley's Smooth Flow English Ale (in a nitro can) and it is not a "classic English mild". Very few UK milds are exported to the US.

The brand name is a nice twist on the topic, however, and probably does confuse some Americans.

 

I find that Munich Dunkels have a tea like flavor to them

 

Wiseacre out of Memphis has a seasonal (or maybe it was a one-off) pale ale that's brewed with Earl Grey. Draft only, however.

 

Fantom Magic Ghost has a pretty significant green tea presence. It also looks like Ecto Cooler or antifreeze.

 

This

 

Stone Green Tea IPA was phenomenal

 

Stone Chai-Spiced RIS

http://www.stonebrewing.com/irs/odd/

The chai is bordering on overwhelming. It definitely is the main flavor of the beer, which is saying a lot coming from an RIS.

 

Yeah it's been a while since I've had it, swing and a miss on my part. Certainly got the tea flavor though

 

I second Marble Earl Grey IPA, it's one of my highest rated beers. It's a collab with Emelisse from Holland, although I don't see it on the Emelisse website anymore.